Millie Bobby Brown Shares the Movies She Loves Most

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown recently opened up about her favorite films of all time in an interview with Letterboxd. Among her top picks, she highlighted Pixar’s Up and Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, sharing a glimpse into the movies that have inspired her over the years.

Brown, who has consistently mentioned Up as a personal favorite, said the 2009 animated film had a strong emotional impact on her. Up tells the story of an elderly man who embarks on an unexpected adventure with a young boy scout.

The film was widely praised for its heartfelt storytelling and memorable voice performances from Edward Asner and Christopher Plummer. Critics celebrated the opening sequence as a masterclass in emotional filmmaking, helping the movie earn an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Feature.

She also named Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith as another standout film for her. Released in 2005, the movie is the third installment in the prequel trilogy of the iconic Star Wars saga.

While reception was mixed at the time, with some critics pointing to pacing issues and tonal shifts, fans praised the action sequences and Anakin Skywalker’s dramatic transformation into Darth Vader. The film has grown in appreciation over the years, especially among younger audiences who enjoy its intense storytelling and connections to the larger Star Wars universe.

Millie’s conversation about her favorite films comes alongside discussions she had with her Stranger Things co-star Noah Schnapp, who also shared his top movie picks, including Disney’s Moana. In that exchange, both actors expressed their admiration for stories that combine compelling characters with rich, imaginative worlds.

Up and Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith are examples of films that left a lasting impression on Brown, showing her appreciation for both emotional storytelling and epic cinematic adventure. Her choices highlight how both animated and live-action films can resonate across generations.

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